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This famed hangar has long since been converted into one of the top clubbing destinations on the map.

They were relieved that the former single-room occupancy and AIDS hospice with the turn-of-the-century stone facade had been converted into one of the city's quainter boutique hotels, catering also to parents of Columbia University students.

· High Street, Digbeth, Birmingham; +44 (0)121 772 8174; www.myspace.com/rainbowevents The former Birds' Custard Factory has been converted into one of Europe's largest creative hubs for small arts and media businesses, and is also home to the Factory Club.

The royal apartments of Maharajah Gaj Singh II were only a few dozen feet from my room, down one of the pink sandstone hallways that separate his family's residence from the portions of the Umaid Bhawan Palace that have been converted into one of India's most remarkable hotels.

The mansion, built at a cost of $30 million in the 1970's and furnished with antique furniture and artwork from the Johnsons' collection of French Impressionists and old masters, has been converted into one of the most unusual golf clubhouses in the United States.

Cap Rocat, on a protected promontory on the southern flank of the Bay of Palma, is a 19th-century military fortress that has been converted into one of the region's more remarkable hotels.

A plan in 1981 to convert Fourth Street into an expressway leading to the naval station was strongly opposed by the public due to the required demolition of structures and a lack of evidence that the plan would succeed in reducing traffic; by this time, Third and Fourth streets had been converted into one-way streets between the bridge and the naval station.

JODI SHERMAN and David Fishgold moved into their new home late last month: a former factory on the Yonkers-Tuckahoe border that is being converted into one of Westchester's most expensive apartment buildings.

Each of Circle's common shares will be converted into one share of EGL common stock, valuing San Francisco-based Circle at $543 million, based on EGL's closing share price on Friday.

As the currencies of 12 European nations are converted into one, foreign-money changers and banks in the United States say they plan to start exchanging the bills and notes of the new currency for dollars, and vice versa, starting this week, in some cases by tomorrow.

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